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The landscape genetics of a mass-flowering fire-ephemeral plant.

American journal of botany - 1 Nov 2024

Jordan Mira, Bragg Jason, Ooi Mark, van der Merwe Marlien, Rossetto Maurizio, Cornwell Will

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PREMISE: Obligate fire ephemerals are annual plants that have germination and reproduction cued by fire occurrence, persisting between fire events in a long-lived soil seed bank. Within these species, gene flow is restricted not only geographically but also temporally because individuals are limited to reproducing with others affected by the same fire event. The patchwork-like distribution of fires may therefore...

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